Sentence examples for permanently at war from inspiring English sources

"We cannot keep the world permanently at war just to provide you with entertainment," Miller's doctor argued.

The state's prison agency is permanently at war with the union and accuses it of obstructing reform.

With the United States more or less permanently at war, Americans profess unstinting admiration for those serving in uniform.

But this is envisaged to be permanently at war with the rest of the world, fighting to oppose all real and imagined grievances of Muslims everywhere.

Through good movies and bad, including "The Doors" (1991), "Natural Born Killers" (1994), "Nixon" (1995), and "Any Given Sunday" (1999), Stone seemed permanently at war and stuck in the jittery, drug-charged mood of the nineteen-sixties and early seventies.

Sex lost its savor as she lost her charisma, and when she complained to a doctor friend about her panic and depression, he replied, "There is nothing wrong with you, and we cannot keep the world permanently at war just to provide you with excitement".

If the United States were to confront it always and everywhere with military action, it would permanently be at war.

3. Underlying the shift in public attitudes toward military men and women has been an uglier truth: America is permanently either at war or preparing for the next one.

Skilled players are "at war with luck".

In 1966, they settled permanently at Stanford's Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, with its enormous holdings and scholarly ambience.

Finally, Obama being a Muslim would permanently negate al-Qaida's narrative that America is at "war with Islam".